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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1925)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON PAGE THREE Five Rings 'n Everything With Barnum-Ringling Circus Here Tomorrow IE 3"W? If 0: Skl ' ,-..,iSKr iff t i v r. a1 r7 -1 r . - ' -i ri L v v --37KM-r OiT .i?'--""5" WWW b The IiinRling nnd Barnuin anil Bailey clrcu conies to Salem to morrnw and wives performances at 2 and 8 P. M. Grounds at High Srhool Athletic l-'icld. eiUier in America or abroad a to tal of one hundred and fifty liorsen each ridden by an expert, are used at one time -and in one act. For the first time anywhere, autos have been "taught" to do the "shimmy atrol." This is an invention of two of the show's hundred clowna. The foregoing are but some of the novelties. Apart from them will be th? brilliant feats of more than SOO of the world's greatest bareback riders, aerialists, gym nasts and ground athletes, magnlfi cent pageants, a menagerie of a thousand rare animals, hippodrome contests and other features. Per formances will bo at 2 and 8 and the doors open an hour earlier Tickets will be on sale throughout show day at Patton Brothers book store, 340 State street. SCOUTS TO TAKE 6 DAY HIKE INTO CASCADE WILDS Announcement wa6 made yes terday by Harold "Ware, local boy scout executive, ot a 6 day hike to be taken by Salem ecoute, be ginning next Tuesday, Sept. 1. The scoute will go as far as Mill City, and if po&ille to Detroit, by automobile before etarting on afoot. Taking the Alinto trail, they hope to arrive at Marion lake, some 24 miles from Detroit, the first night. If the group does not get as far ns Marion lake the first night it will camp along the route at some convenient point and go on to the lake. the follow ing morning, spending the sec ond day at the lake. On the third day they will go south to Lake Mowicb, tak ing the Skyline trail from there to Lake Duffy, Jtid then a cently established trail from Lake Duffy to Lava lake, where they will stop the third night. The following day the scouts will go on to Fish lake, a few miles distant, Inspecting a ceu tral dispensing station , for tire fighting equipment and on to Clear lake. From Clear Lake the course undetermined. When he gets there he will see how the boys (eel, Ware states. I! they care to go down the south fork ot the Santiam through Cnscadla and Albany and home, he will go by that route. If, however, they care to make a longer trip of it by doubling back to Detroit on the Coffin Mountain trail, he will make that trip. The scouts will pack about 30 or 35 pounds apiece. They will carry all their "grub" which will consist of condensed and dehy drated food. The party will be limited to 10 older scouts. "All members ot the local boy scouts who care to make the trip should see me about it at once, said Harold Ware yesterday. BROAD JUMP RECORD SET Paris, Aug. 28 (A. P.) Syl vio Cateor of Haiti, a student i the University of Paris, has shat tered the French broad jump rec ord with a leap of 7.72 meters or a fraction over H5 feet, 4 inches. Cateor thus becomes the fourth man to accomplish a record jump of more than 25 feet. The others are Robert Lesendre, Edward O, Oourdin and DcHart Hubbard, all Americans. Strike Called Off. Brussels. Aug. 28. (A. P.) Metal workers, 30,000 of whom have been on strike for a month, today voted to resume work Mon day under a compromise which it is considered certain the employ ers will accept. The compromise involves a reduction in wages. Value for 99c A Bucket Full of Procter & Gamble Soaps All For Only 99c 6 Cakes P & G Naphtha 2 Cakes Guest Ivory 2 Cakes Ivory (Medium size) 1 Pkg. -Ivory Flakes 1 Pkg. Chipso (Large size) and large, strong, galvanized bucket While They Last The above is a splendid soap assortment, carefully selected so as to supply every need about the house brands famous for their quality the country over. As for the buckets you never saw better handy for all sorts of uses. Fair and Friendly Warning: Act immediately, while this bargain lasts it will go fast. See or telephone your grocer before they're all gone! On Sale Tomorrow, August 29th, and for One Week Only, at These Stores SALEM J. L. Busick & Son C & C Store Carl & Bowersox W. H. Clark C. C. Coates Damon's Grocery J. C. HeHarpport C. M. Eppley Foster & Baker Ross Goodman J. D. Hartwell Highland Grocery Co. Lehman's Grocery Lieuallen's Grocery Pade & Krueger Pickens & Haynes Piggly Wiggly Pure Food Grocery Roth Grocery Co. , Klve rlr-RS count 'em! Uazzlintr and hrwilileriiif? fe of Htiperhuman (luring by oiuht hundred men and women perform cr! Throe hundred and fifty train cd hor.e:--! A hundred double- Imp 111 railroad car, crammed with ten thoM.'-ncI wonders! Ninety-nine clnwn.s Yea, you've guewert It. The ItUig- lln I iro tilers and Barnum & Uniley RiTiitcst how on earth will bo here tomorrow, coming at da from Portland. The tents will he nitfhed nt Hifih Srhool Athletic Field. It's the world's f trt nnd only fivc-rinij circus. Simply b:id to add two. more to make room for all the mv arts thnt came over from Km ope last winter. Sort of a dou'de-deck" affair with two rinj-'fl et on top the wooden stage) and then tnken off again to mnlce way for the tumblers, the bear) thnt drive Hiire-enough autos or row boats, and the trained police toot that climb walls nnd ride liorsef . Everybody says there just never was such n cirrus before. More i a dozen high-wire walkers all run ning and Jumping ami dancing at one time. And there's one, Colleano the Crent, they call him, who Oun om rsaults forward nnd backward on a wire no larger than a piano trlnff. There ore leaping horses that clear the backfl of six and eight of iheir fellows at a bound, acrobats that juggle humans while standing on etilts, and big nerinl actw no end. Speaking cf stilt, the circus men were tell.ng today about a clown band that wears stilt all the time they're playing for the automobiles that do the "shimmy patrol." And that Isn't all. No ulreijl More'n forty trained olepha twelve of them babies, big double menagerie and ft hundred and fifty horses Just In one act. That's called the "equine ballet." Nope, no parade. Hasn't been one anyhere by this circus in five years. In no season has the Rinding Brothers and Parnuni & ItaHey circus introduced o many new fea tures nnd novelties. Here are some of them: Groups of acrobats who Juggle human bfings while mounted on tllts. Black nnd brown bears that propel row boats nnd mart, steer and "top power driven automobiles. Police dogs that cllmh perpendicu lar walls twenty feot high. Two men, in a display numbering four teen of the world's greatest high wire artists, who turn forward and backward somersault on slender wires. A company of French poodles that, made u) in perfect likeness to toy ponies, give exact Imitations of the five troupes oi performing hordes. The latter ap pear simultaneously, this Innova tion being made poible by the use of five big. wooden rincs. The ln trodurtion of two additional rings la among the several physical fea tures that make the big show of 1925 different and bigger than nt any time before. For the firnt time In the history of trnfninr, the five herds of per forming rlephant play nt "Lon don Brfdce." For the first time 3 I' AHY SEAT ANY TIME r CHILDREN f f. Matinees 10c Evenings 25c I I ITIHIEkM- Kfflip . CJO Mp) A0M N T -M UftUMV GRAND - - 1 1Yr- 1 V . CECIL B. DEM I LLE'5 paramount picture jr.saxm p Shows start at f .1 F'l 2:307:00 nml 9:00 o'clock. tU I m niMmi MH mini iiwm.imBiii.iiMiiii unuiummu jn uu - Doors open at 2:00 and 8:30 jj . tm i I I - inir "r rriri-im n in iwminril mwi n n mill nwimn i inmriMiini imii min ihhmm wiiiim hiii'I III !i THE "PETER PAN" GIRL t! I I FLORENCE VIDOR g J II Hig ADOLPHE MENJOU I H I j&ffV- SATURDAY ,; E? No! Nothing A'Jf'MTh A serious! It is 1 PYjPT C 1'an.mount u S you'll laugh J yf h till your sides A ffcM) &$iA Ej cry for rest! M ffV m S I . M m mm I No Increase yi HH From "Morning Oreponlan: " El iP 4 - EVILS OF DIVORCE SHOWN Ei $ tjjj M Motion Pleture Is Projected in Judfce .Morrow's Court rnvrhV TnR ev"8 ' divorce nnd lis Adverse influence upon the whole LU.Mt'IJl x fabric of life were vividly portrayed yeslenlny in Judso Mor- Wi $ ! row's circuit court-room In a motion picture entitled ''Are rj V NEWS I'frent People?" The film was shown by arrangement between 5 (3 . , M JuSkg Morrow and a local distributing nhfy, nnd was wit- jtJ 1 McDONALD nnd witnesses and as many courthouse attarhes and visitors as j iji could find room. liJ Jitdffe Morrow prefaced the nhowinp of the picture with ft lecture on divorce evils In general. OREGON MATINEE 25c and 35c EVENINGS 33c and 50c pi ggE,1.1 " " fc,--, wt,rnr-ir . ; . v 'JXSUTi "ffri cJC-1- , -W:' fWI vr. rwMMa. W. A. Sampson D. L. Shrode Skaggs United Stores Weller Bros. "Wisgins & Wiggins MONMOUTH Arnold's Grocery Eshelman's Grocery RICKREALL Peter Cook Announcing Important ' JL. Changes in Bodies and Chassis Added Beauty and Utility Closed Cars in Color in Prices All-steel bodies on Tudor Sedan, Coupe and open cars. Bodies and chassis both lowered. Larger, more attractive fenders, affording greater protection. New improved transmission and rear axle brakes on all types. One-piece ventilating windshield on closed cars; double ventilating type on open cars. Curtains opening with all doors on Touring car and Run about. J Closed cars in colors, with upholstery of finer quality to harmonize; and nickeled radiator shells. Many other refinements now add to the beauty and quality of these cars. See your nearest Authorized Ford Dealer today for complete details. DETROIT, MICH.
